Vira - Trash Can for Public Spaces

From the trash can to the recycling station

For entrances, shopping centers, and other public spaces. With Vira, you can combine modules for the different waste categories that need to be collected, with a capacity of approximately 100 liters per module.

Why Vira?

A station that meets the needs of the community.

Select the number of modules, waste categories, labeling, and waste openings based on how people move around and how the waste will be managed.

Can be built as needed

Use a single module on its own, or combine several to create a well-organized sorting station.

100 liters per module

Each module has a documented capacity of 100 liters.

Low loading height

The throw-in spot is about 80 cm above the ground and is easier for more people to reach.

Custom expression

Select sizes, openings, color coding, symbols, and decals.

One foundation, many expressions

From a single module to a complete station.

Start with a single module or build a connected station. Each module has the same compact footprint.

Standalone or interconnected
Standard, custom, or dual feed
Customer-specific labeling and color coding

From Placement to Emptying

Carefully designed for everyday use.

Place

Adjustable leveling feet help ensure the module is stable.

Make the sorting clear

Customize the drop-off points, fraction signs, symbols, and color coding.

Empty from the front

Open the front door and fold out the interior bag holder.

Right in More Places

For areas with heavy foot traffic.

Vira can be customized to match the site's layout and visual style.

Shopping Centers and Retail Destinations
Travel Centers and Terminals
Offices and Entrance Areas
Schools, universities, and campuses
Walking and Biking Environments

The Right Solution for the Right Place

Bigbelly or Vira?

Vira is a good fit when:

100 liters per module is sufficient between emptying cycles.
No connection or compression is required.
Scheduled inspections and bag changes fit well with operations.

Bigbelly Good for:

High demand requires more capacity.
Fill level data is needed to prioritize emptying.
Compaction can reduce the need for emptying.

Technical Specifications

The Right Facts from the Start

Product Type	Modular trash can and modular recycling station
Volume	100 liters per module
Width	480 mm
Depth	448 mm
Height	approximately 1,195 mm
Minimum Inlet Height	about 800 mm
Internal solution	Tiltable bag holder
Emptying	Manual bag emptying via a lockable front door
Structure	Standalone or interconnected modules
Boxes	Standard, custom, or dual, depending on the configuration
Feet	Adjustable leveling feet
Materials	Steel with a corrosion-resistant surface treatment
Standard Color	RAL 7024

The exact specifications, options, and installation are confirmed for each project.

Select based on waste type and load

Find the Right Vira model

100 L

Vira

Each module has a capacity of approximately 100 liters and can be used as a standalone unit or combined with others to form a sorting station for multiple waste streams.

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Vira 6 modules

Questions and Answers

Key Facts About Vira

What is Vira?

Vira is EWF's modular waste bin and recycling station for public spaces. It can be used as a single unit or expanded with additional modules.

How big is a Vira module?

Each module has a capacity of 100 liters and measures approximately 480 × 448 × 1,195 mm.

Does Vira have two throw-ins?

Vira can be configured with dual inlets. The specifications and availability for the selected configuration will be confirmed in the quote.

Can Vira be used for recycling?

Yes. Multiple modules can be combined and labeled for different fractions.

How do you empty Vira?

The front door unlocks and opens, after which the interior bag holder folds out. After changing the bag, the holder folds back into place and the door locks.

Can Vira gain support?

Yes. Vira has adjustable leveling feet that can be secured in place. The need for this and the method used are determined based on the surface and location.

Next Step

Plan the right Vira solution from the start.

Please provide details about the location, the waste fractions, estimated volumes, emptying procedures, surface conditions, and any design preferences. EWF can then suggest a configuration.